The last Journal of Harold Soames, 1855-1918

[Greensleeves]

Aha - Line 7:

(like pins in waxen images) -  to chase

Line 9  - unknown things

[Maiden Stone]

Line 3:
We can assume a common source

I read the 1st word as "One". He wrote "one" in the next line.
One can assume a common source

[Maiden Stone]

Line 6.  animals ___  ____

[RobinClay]

20 The cock on our steeples survival of day
21 when sacred – (to avert thunderbolts) - like geese.
22 Priests (& profit) ruin of all needs:
23 But when he says "religion" is "a sum of
24 scruples which impede the free  ?  of our
25 faculties", I venture to think that through
26 all the foolish fears, horrible irritations, &
27 cruel persecutions there still shows
28 in man's anxious quest for
29 some hope of a holy spirit beyond!
30 Though quite natural phenomena there was "spirit" also!!

[RobinClay]

Still need help, please, with Line 13
13 Some are  ?   ?  then the supreme God,

and Line 23

23 disin ? ction – e.g. swan –
on Page 002 of this  document  - see "Page [1]" on this WebPage

[Maiden Stone]

Still need help, please, with Line 13
13 Some are  ?   ?   [/b]then the supreme God,

and Line 23

23 disin ? ction – e.g. swan –
on Page 002 of this  document  - see "Page [1]" on this WebPage

I now realise that both these lines are from first extract. I was looking at line 13 on 2nd extract but you had already transcribed it. 
Lines 23-24. It looks to me that words on line 23 were corrections for line below.    I can't decipher the other words.

[RobinClay]

Page 002

Here's my attempt
01 S. Reinarch, in "Orpheus" – Sacer interpresque deorum",
02 sums up excellently? (after Tyler, etc.) origins
03 of religions:

I think that perhaps it's not "Tyler", but "Tylor", being this man -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Burnett_Tylor